Lego display topples onto spectators during New Year's Eve celebration at Peabody arcade - Turn to 10
Ten people were hurt when a Lego display fell onto spectators at a family-oriented New Year's event at a Peabody, Massachusetts, arcade.
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Cruise ships report worst year for stomach sickness in over a decade - The Washington Post
There have been at least 16 outbreaks of gastrointestinal illness on cruise ships this year, the CDC says, the most in over a decade.
read moreThese Are The 5 Best Dow Jones Stocks Of 2024 - Investor's Business Daily
Led by Nvidia, the best Dow Jones stocks have far outpaced index's 13% gain.
read moreFumes in the cockpit prompts Hawaiian flight’s return to Seattle - The Associated Press
A Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for Honolulu was forced to return to the Seattle airport shortly after takeoff due to fumes in the cockpit. The FAA initially said it was smoke but changed it to fumes. The Airbus A330 took off at about 1 p.m. Monday from
read moreThe biggest S&P 500 winners and losers of 2024, led by AI names - Axios
AI made a lot of money this year, if you invested in the right players.
read moreCiti and BofA exit UN-backed global climate pact - Financial Times
The pair are the latest major US banks to drop out as firms walk back pledges with Donald Trump resuming the US presidency
read moreDo Kwon: fugitive cryptocrash boss finally extradited to US - BBC.com
US authorities allege he was responsible for the collapse of two coins, prompting a massive crypto sell-off.
read moreN.J. gas tax to raise pump prices on Jan. 1. But will we still be lower than national average? - NJ.com
On New Year’s Eve, the average price for a gallon of regular was $2.916 in New Jersey, compared to $3.04 for the national average.
read moreJapanese buyer sends Biden new U.S. Steel proposal in final bid for support - The Washington Post
Nippon Steel sent a new proposal in its bid to buy U.S. Steel, including giving the U.S. government a veto over any reduction in U.S. Steel’s “production capacity.”
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